In the general form of the quadratic equation x2+3x=5 What are the values of a and c
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The values of a and c are 1 and -5 respectively.
Step-by-step explanation:
x2 + 3x=5
Now rearranging the equation by taking 5 to the L.H.S of the equation:
x2+3x -5 = 0
As we know that
a + b +c = 0
Therefore;
a = x2
b = 3x
c = -5
The value of a and c :
a = 1 which is a constant and is hidden in x^2.
the value of c is -5.
Thus the values of a and c are 1 and -5 respectively.
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